This JQL function returns projects with specific properties containing a date.
Quote-marks " must be used.
Syntax
projectsWhereDateProperty(propertyName, operator, date) #Output: Text list
Examples
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Parser expression |
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Bash
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This example returns a list of projects where the property called projectStart contains a date value greater than 2020/01/01, i.e. text |
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This example returns a list of projects where a property called deadline exists with a date value greater than a week ago. |
Additional information
Parameters used in this function
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Description |
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text |
The name of a project property containing a text value. |
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text |
A valid comparison operator. |
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text |
The date to be compared with the date stored in the project property. The date must have a format of yyyy/MM/dd [hh:mm] or yyyy-MM-dd [hh:mm]. |
Output
This function returns a text list .
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